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Published on August 24, 2023
As a pandemic aftermath, many travellers have shifted to being mindful of the environment and their consumption. This shift can be seen in the way they shop, eat and choose their place to stay. As it seems that this trend is here to stay it is crucial that the hospitality industry shift to more sustainable and ethical practices not just for show, but to actually make a difference.
The hospitality industry also needs to be mindful of sustainability; which is the mindful use of resources so that they can be used for a long period of time, as the success of each hotel depends on its ability to preserve the cultural and natural elements of tourist destinations. There have been examples across the globe of tourist places being shut down due to over tourism such as Maya Beach, due to which many hotels and tourism operators had to shut down their services.
It has been found that the younger generation is actually willing to pay more for products that do not harm the environment, as proven in a study conducted by Nielson. There are many ways in which the industry can reduce its carbon footprint to become more sustainable and ethical.
A switch to Organic Food Products and Ingredients
Switching to organic amenities will have 2 benefits, one is it will help reduce carbon footprint as transportation emissions can be reduced when switching to locally sourced organic products. It will also make sure that consumers will be able to consume healthy and often vegan food, which can serve as a marketing attraction to health-conscious travellers.
Reduction of Waste
Hotels can aim to reduce waste through many initiatives such as recycling programs, food donation, growing food on site, and the use of biodegradable products. Such initiatives will ensure that travellers remain mindful of their consumption and of course, help the environment.
Sources of Green Energy
There are now many renewable energy options for hotels to receive their energy from, such as solar, geothermal and even wind. Although these sources require a much larger initial investment, they are much better for the environment. The incorporation of green architecture elements in already existing buildings can serve as a way to provide support to the environment as well as give travellers a unique guest experience.
As more and more travellers are preferring sustainable travel options, the prominence given to sustainability will play a role in the growth of the hospitality industry. If acting now, hotels and resorts have the opportunity to grow as leaders in the cause of sustainability and contribute to the improvement of the environment.
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By Manu Vardhan Kannan
Published on October 1, 2025
SOCIAL, India’s favorite neighborhood café-bar, is back with its much-awaited Oktobeerfest 2025, running from 6th to 19th October. This year’s edition promises bigger buckets, bolder bites, and playful new experiences designed to bring people together over food, beer, and festive cheer.
Beer takes the spotlight with bucket deals offering up to 20% savings on 3, 6, and 9 pints, perfect for sharing with friends. Making a comeback is SOCIAL’s popular Sausage Platter, the perfect companion to chilled brews. Guests can also indulge in exclusive bucket-and-platter pairings crafted to spark camaraderie and turn group hangouts into memorable beer-filled feasts.
Adding a quirky SOCIAL twist, each table will feature Brew Bingo, a beer-inspired challenge card with fun prompts like “chugged a pint in one go,” “spilled beer on yourself and kept drinking,” or “paired beer with dessert.” Guests can tick off their challenges as they go, creating laughter-filled moments to remember.
All SOCIAL outlets nationwide will transform with buntings, quirky décor, and festive energy. True to SOCIAL’s spirit of being a second home for communities, the festival combines good beer, hearty food, and togetherness.
Divya Aggarwal, Chief Growth Officer, Impresario Entertainment & Hospitality Pvt Ltd, shared, “Oktobeerfest at SOCIAL has become a custom our communities look forward to every year. It’s our way of raising a toast to togetherness with buckets to share, a hearty platter to dig into, and playful experiences that bring people closer. Every year, we add a new SOCIAL twist to the global Oktobeerfest tradition, making it uniquely ours and something our guests can truly call their own.”
With bigger buckets, flavorful pairings, and engaging activities, Oktobeerfest 2025 is set to turn October into a month-long celebration of flavor, fun, and friendship, reaffirming SOCIAL’s place as the go-to neighborhood destination for unforgettable gatherings.
By Hariharan U
Santé Spa Cuisine, the award-winning health and wellness dining brand, has strengthened its presence in Pune with the opening of its third outlet at Law College Road. Known for its commitment to fresh, preservative-free, and plant-based cooking, the brand continues to champion mindful dining with dishes that balance taste, nutrition, and sustainability.
The new outlet, set in the backyard of a century-old home surrounded by greenery, features both indoor and outdoor seating for up to 120 guests. With cane, bamboo, copper, and recycled accents, the space reflects Santé’s eco-conscious philosophy while encouraging guests to relax and connect with nature.
Santé’s menu remains true to its wellness-driven ethos. Guests can choose from vegetarian, vegan, Jain, and gluten-free options including millet bowls packed with superfoods, Levantine-inspired protein-rich dishes, gluten-free multigrain pizzas, high-fibre casseroles, and indulgent yet healthy desserts made with jaggery, date sugar, and erythritol. Cold-pressed juices, detox beverages, and carefully paired wines and sangrias complement the food experience.
Founder Sonal Barmecha shared her vision at the launch, “Our aim is to provide a space where people can sit peacefully and nourish both body and mind. With the Law College Road outlet, we are creating more than a dining space, we are building a community that values health, sustainability, and mindful living.”
She added, “The vibrant greenery and open spaces beautifully complement our ethos of simplicity and nourishment. We hope this space inspires people to adopt healthier lifestyles and to enjoy life’s simple pleasures, while also caring for the planet.”
With outlets already at Koregaon Park and Baner in Pune, along with three locations in Mumbai, Santé Spa Cuisine is rapidly expanding its reach in the health food space. Soon to be available on Swiggy and Zomato, the brand is making nutritious and sustainable dining more accessible to urban diners.
Santé’s seasonal menus, like the current Monsoon Menu featuring Himalayan Thukpa soup with momos, keep the experience fresh, relevant, and comforting.
About Santé Spa Cuisine
Founded by Sonal Barmecha and led by Chef Shailendra Kekade, Santé Spa Cuisine has been redefining India’s health dining landscape for over a decade. With a philosophy of ‘less-is-more,’ the brand focuses on plant-based, preservative-free meals rooted in sustainability. Its outlets across Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, and Ahmedabad reflect a vision of mindful eating that nurtures both the body and the environment.
The Den, Bengaluru, a 5-star luxury property known for its innovative dining experiences, has launched “Kebabs & Biryanis Fridays”, a weekend culinary festival celebrating the best of India’s flavours.
Every Friday evening from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM, The Den transforms into a gourmet destination where succulent kebabs inspired by cities across India meet five distinct variations of biryanis, prepared with traditional methods and authentic spices. Guests can also opt for an unlimited beverage package to complement the lavish buffet.
This experience goes beyond dining—designed to bring people together, it encourages families and friends to enjoy food, flavours, and celebrations under one roof. The restaurant’s elegant setting and warm ambience enhance the festive vibe, making it a perfect start to the weekend.
Details:
What: Kebabs & Biryanis
When: Every Friday
Where: The Creek at The Den, Bengaluru
Time: 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
With “Kebabs & Biryanis Fridays,” The Den Bengaluru promises a feast that blends tradition, indulgence, and togetherness, a true celebration of India’s rich culinary heritage.
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